JP4630361B2 - painting booth - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a painting booth that enables painting of objects to be painted such as automobiles and trains in a clean environment.

  According to the organic solvent poisoning prevention regulations, when painting, it is required to install it in an air current that encompasses all of the objects to be painted. For this reason, in push-pull ventilation, an air supply inlet and an exhaust outlet face each other in the same size, and an object to be coated is installed therein. The shape of the air supply port and the exhaust port must be larger than at least the projected shape when the object to be coated is projected onto the air supply port or the exhaust port.

  As such a painting booth, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2 disclose a painting booth that performs vertical push-pull ventilation in which the painting space is ventilated by a downward airflow generated by the power supply means and the power exhaust means. Has been. In this painting booth, air is supplied into the painting space from almost the entire area of the ceiling surface that is wider than the size of the object to be painted in plan view, while the floor surface portion that is wider than the size of the object to be painted in plan view is drawn. The gas in the painting space flows out from substantially the entire area, thereby ventilating the coating space in layers.

  However, in the above-described vertical ventilation painting booth, when painting cars and trains that are positioned in an upright position in the painting space, the plane shape of the cars and trains is relatively large. If the power exhaust means is not a device that can handle a large air volume, there is a problem that an air volume for ventilation cannot be obtained. Further, in order to allow the gas in the painting space to flow outward through the floor surface portion, it is necessary to form a pit as an exhaust passage below the floor surface portion.

  In order to avoid such disadvantages, a painting booth in which horizontal push-pull ventilation is performed, in which a horizontal air flow is generated by the power supply means and the power exhaust means, and the painting space is ventilated by the horizontal air flow, It is possible to do.

  Patent Document 3 discloses a painting booth in which horizontal push-pull ventilation is performed. This painting booth is used to carry in and out the object to be painted on the surrounding wall that surrounds the side of the painting space between the air supply port of the power supply means and the exhaust port of the power exhaust means. Since the opening is formed, an automobile or a train must be set from the side of the painting space. Traveling vehicles such as automobiles and trains are long in the front-rear direction and must be ventilated over a large area at the air supply and exhaust ports.

As a horizontal ventilation type painting booth, as shown in FIG. 6, a gas passage 8A in the door is provided at both ends in the width direction on the upper side of the opening / closing port 4 of the painting space 100a. A horizontal airflow is generated in the painting space 100a by being supplied into the painting space 100a through 8A and exhausted outward from the painting space 100a by the power exhaust means 40, and the airflow is applied to the painting space 100a. There is a horizontal push-pull ventilation paint booth in which the interior of the space 100a is structured to be layered. This horizontal push-pull ventilation painting booth is not suitable for solvent-based painting because the ventilation performance in the painting space 100a is not good, but is used as an aqueous coating application.
JP 2006-15191 A Utility Model Registration No. 3108440 JP 11-179255 A

  The present invention does not require pits and the like, and provides a painting booth that can perform solvent-based painting of elongated objects such as automobiles and trains while ventilating the painting space with relatively little energy. It is intended to provide.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention is a push that pumps and sucks a gas between both sides by facing the vent part in the front and rear horizontal direction of the painting space surrounded by the top surface, the floor surface, and the left and right surrounding walls. In a painting booth that forms a pull ventilation passage, a duct having a gas passage opening that guides gas on the zenith surface and opens from the zenith surface to the front side on the front side of the painting space, and in the painting space A pair of box-like door bodies that are opened and closed in a double-sided manner to the left and right sides for carrying in an object to be coated, which are opened larger than the projected shape of the object to be coated, and whose entire surface is covered with a filter Gas passage openings are provided at positions corresponding to the gas passage openings opened on the front side when the doors are closed, respectively, Communicating to the gas passage and the one vent A pair of door bodies each provided with a gas passage in the door, and the other vent opening larger than the projected shape of the object to be coated is opened on the opposite face of the pair of door bodies across the coating space. And a filter is attached to the entire surface of the opening, and when the door body is closed, the gas passage port, the gas passage port, the door gas passage, and the one vent port A push-pull ventilation passage is formed through the painting space and the other vent hole.
In addition, the present invention forms a push-pull ventilation passage that faces and vents the front and rear horizontal direction of the painting space surrounded by the zenith surface, floor surface, and left and right surrounding walls, and pumps and sucks gas between them A duct for guiding gas on the zenith surface, wherein the gas communication port forming an opening of the duct on the front side of the coating space has the opening periphery directed to the front side, and a coating A pair of box-like door bodies that are opened and closed in a double-sided manner on both the left and right sides toward the front side of the space, and one vent hole that is opened larger than the projected shape of the object to be coated and whose entire surface is covered with a filter A gas passage port portion having a seal member around the opening corresponding to the opening periphery of the gas passage port portion facing the front side when the door body is closed when the door body is closed Provided with the gas passage opening A pair of door bodies each provided with a gas passage in the door that communicates with one of the vent portions, and on the opposite surfaces of the pair of door bodies across the coating space, rather than the projected shape of the object to be coated The other large vent opening is opened, and a filter is attached to the entire surface of the opening. When the door is closed, the gas passage opening, the gas passage opening, and the gas in the door A push-pull ventilation passage is formed through the passage, the one vent portion, the painting space, and the other vent portion.

  According to the present invention, an elongated traveling vehicle (object to be coated) such as an automobile or a train is opened from the opening / closing port in a state where the traveling direction (in most cases, the longitudinal direction) is aligned with the direction of the horizontal airflow. Even if the painting space is not wide enough to change the direction of an elongated object such as an automobile or a train by carrying it into the painting space, the longitudinal direction of the object is horizontal. In addition, when painting is completed, the object to be painted can be taken out from the painting space through the opening / closing port without any trouble.

  In addition, since the cross-sectional area of the ventilation passage in the painting space during painting is narrower to the extent that it is larger than the projected area of the front and rear surfaces of the traveling vehicle, it can be performed with relatively little energy, so that power equipment for ventilation (for example, an air supply fan, Equipment costs can be reduced by reducing the capacity of exhaust fans, burners, coolers, etc. Furthermore, since the ventilation in the painting space is performed with a horizontal airflow, there is no need to provide a pit for ventilation on the floor surface of the painting space, and it can be constructed in a short period of time and at a low cost.

  Details of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a side view showing a first embodiment of a painting booth according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the painting booth, FIG. 3 is a view of an opening / closing door, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the opening / closing door. is there.

  The painting booth of this embodiment is used for repair painting of automobiles, and includes a box-shaped main body 100, an air supply unit 101, and an exhaust unit 102 as shown in FIGS.

  First, the main body 100 will be described. 1 is a horizontal floor surface, 2 is a vertical wall surrounding the side periphery, and 3 is a horizontal zenith surface covered with an upper surface. The inner space of the surrounding wall 2 is a sealed painting space 100a. A rectangular first opening / closing port 4 through which an object (car, train, etc.) w is carried in and out of the painting space 100a is formed on the front surface of the surrounding wall 2, and a painting space is formed on the side surface of the surrounding wall 2. The 2nd opening-and-closing port 5 for an operator to go in and out with respect to 100a is formed.

  The painting space 100a is set to the minimum necessary size that can accommodate and paint the workpiece w. In this embodiment, the planned painting object w is a traveling vehicle such as an automobile or a train. The dimension in the left-right direction f1 is about 4 m, the dimension in the front-rear direction f2 is about 7 m to 10 m, and the height is about 3 m.

  The first opening / closing port 4 includes a rectangular opening 4a (FIG. 2) formed in the surrounding wall 2 and two door bodies 7a provided in the inside thereof via a hinge 6 (FIG. 3). 7b. The two door bodies 7a and 7b are positioned in a single plane and close the opening 4a in an airtight manner, or are swung around the vertical axis along the left and right side edges 4b and 4b of the opening 4a. 2 is opened in a double-spread form as indicated by a virtual line a1. Each door body 7a, 7b has a flat box shape. A relatively wide space on the inner lower side serves as a gas passage 8 in the door, and a relatively narrow space on the inner upper side serves as a gas side passage 9. ing.

  The gas passage 8 in the door has a vent portion (air supply port portion) 10 that can be vented on the rear surface, and a gas passage port portion b1 is formed in a substantially full height range of the outer peripheral surface on the hinge 6 mounting side. The other front and outer peripheral surfaces are surrounded by plate members, and the gas flowing into the door gas passage 8 from the gas passage port b1 flows out from the entire surface of the vent port 10 at a uniform flow rate. It is an internal passage. The vent portion 10 includes a lattice surface member 10a fixed to a rear edge of the outer peripheral member of the gas passage 8 in the door so as to cover the entire inner surface thereof, and a filter attached to the entire front surface of the lattice member 10a. 10b (supply side) (FIG. 1). On the other hand, the gas lateral passage 9 of each door body 7a, 7b has a box shape long in the left-right direction f1, and is outside except for the gas inlet port b2 on the rear surface and the gas passage port b3 on the side surface on the hinge 6 mounting side. The periphery is hermetically surrounded by plate members.

  As shown in detail in FIG. 2, a vertical front gas passage 11 extending over the entire height range of the surrounding wall 2 is formed on the left and right sides of the first opening 4 at the front surface of the surrounding wall 2. This longitudinally front gas passage 11 includes a longitudinal longitudinal surface 11a located on the center side of the body portion width, a lateral longitudinal surface 11b located on the rear side, a curved longitudinal surface 11c surrounding the front side and the lateral outer side, an upper end surface, and Each of the lower end surfaces is provided with a vertically long space surrounded by a plate member in an airtight manner, and a gas communication port c1 is formed in a lateral position of the gas horizontal passage 9 at the upper part of the longitudinal surface 11a in the front-rear direction and the gas communication port It is set as the structure by which the gas passage opening part c2 over the substantially full height range of the gas passage 8 in a door was formed in the lower side of the part c1.

  As shown in FIG. 4, when the door 7a (same as 7b) is closed, the gas passage c1 is airtight through a seal member s1 such as packing to the gas passage port b3 of the gas lateral passage 9. When the door 7a (7b) is closed, the gas passage c2 is connected to the gas passage port b1 of the door gas passage 8 via a seal member s2 such as packing. It is designed to communicate in an airtight manner. A gas guide plate (not shown) is installed to allow the gas in the vertically front gas passage 9 to flow evenly into the entire height range in the door gas passage 8 as necessary.

  A square plane vent hole (exhaust port) 12 is formed on the rear surface of the surrounding wall 2. This vent portion 12 is parallel to the plane formed by the two vent portions 10 and faced in the same shape, and has a rectangular planar opening 12a formed in the rear surface portion of the surrounding wall 2 and an inner side of the opening 12a. The grid member 12b is fixed so as to cover the entire surface, and the filter 12c is attached to the entire front side of the grid member 12b.

  An exhaust chamber 14 that surrounds the entire rear surface of the vent portion 12 with the floor surface 1 and the plate member 13 is formed on the rear side of the vent portion 12. The exhaust chamber 14 has a front space d1 that has substantially the same size as the vent portion 12 and is covered with the vent portion 12, and a front side space d1 that is continuous with the front space d1 and on one side behind the front space d1. A rear space d2 which is located on the floor surface 1 and whose height is about half of the front space d1.

  A duct (referred to as an upper duct) 15 is formed horizontally on the zenith surface 3. The upper duct 15 has a ventilation portion 15a having a width that is substantially half the width of the main body portion 100 in the front-rear direction f2, and a ventilation portion 15b that communicates with the ventilation portion 15a and has a size over the entire length of the main body portion 100. It is made up of. A part of the rear end surface (upper side in FIG. 2) of the ventilation portion 15a is opened to form a gas port e1. Further, the front end surface (lower side of the drawing in FIG. 2) of the ventilation portion 15b is formed on the front surface portion of the surrounding wall 2, and each door is provided at each of the positions corresponding to the gas lateral passages 9, 9 on the left and right sides thereof. A gas communication port e2 having a width substantially matching the width of the body 7a or 7b and having a height that is approximately half the height of the gas side passage 9 is formed. As shown in FIG. 4, when each door 7a (same for 7b) is closed, each gas passage opening e2 is sealed with a seal such as packing on the gas passage opening b2 of the corresponding gas side passages 9, 9. It communicates in an airtight manner via the member s3.

  Next, the air supply unit 101 will be described. In FIGS. 1 and 2, 17 is an air supply fan, 18 is a burner installation passage, and 19 is an air supply duct.

  The air supply fan 17 pumps gas to the painting space 100, and is a path for introducing outside air from the outside air filter 21 via the damper 22 and a path for introducing gas from the exhaust unit 102 described later via the damper 33. And a path to be introduced from the cooling path 38 from the cooler 23 through the damper circulation 37.

  The air supply fan 17 sends these gases to the cooler 23, and the cooler 23 cools and dehumidifies these gases and sends them to the burner installation passage portion 18. In this embodiment, the air supply fan 17 is capable of obtaining an air volume of about 160 cubic meters per minute, and a rated output of about 3.7 kw is used.

  The burner 25 of the burner installation passage portion 18 is for heating the gas delivered by the air supply fan 17 with a thermal power such as gas fuel, and in this embodiment, has a capacity of about 80000 kcal / h.

  The air supply / delivery duct 19 is formed by communicating the gas outlet portion of the burner installation passage portion 18 with the gas inlet portion e1 of the upper air supply duct 15, and the gas flowing out of the burner installation passage portion 18 is allowed to flow through the upper duct 15. To flow into.

  Each part of the above-described air supply unit 101 is installed in a space-saving manner immediately after the front space d1 at a lateral position of the rear space d2 of the exhaust chamber section 14.

  Next, the exhaust unit 102 will be described. In FIGS. 1 and 2, 26 is an exhaust fan, and 27 is an exhaust discharge cylinder. The exhaust fan 26 includes a fan device 29 fixed to a support frame 28 fixed on the floor surface 1 of the exhaust chamber portion 14, and an electric motor 30 fixed to the support frame 28 and driving the fan device 29. . In this embodiment, an air volume of about 160 cubic meters per minute is obtained, and the electric motor 30 having a rated output of about 3.7 kW is used.

  The exhaust discharge cylinder 27 rises higher than the main body 100 from the upper surface plate of the rear space d2 of the exhaust chamber section 14, and the lower end communicates with the exhaust discharge port of the exhaust fan 26 in an airtight manner and the upper end is opened to the atmosphere side. In addition, a damper 31 is provided in the middle of the length.

  Next, the gas circulation control passage portion 102 will be described. In FIGS. 1 and 2, 32 is an exhaust passage for gas circulation control, and 33 is a damper provided in the middle of the length of the exhaust passage 32. At this time, one end of the exhaust passage 32 is communicated with the inner space of the exhaust upstream side of the damper 31 in the middle of the length of the exhaust discharge upright cylinder 27.

  In FIGS. 1 and 2, 34 is a translucent part formed on the surrounding wall 2, 35 is a translucent part of the door in which the second opening / closing port 5 is formed, and 36 is a smoke exhaust cylinder that discharges the combustion gas of the burner 25.

  Next, the usage example of the above-described coating booth and the operation of each part will be described in the case of performing solvent-based coating.

  After the two door bodies 7a and 7b are opened in a double-spread form, for example, an automobile is applied to the floor 1 in the painting space 100a from the outside of the painting booth by rotating its own running wheel as an elongated object w. After running and moving linearly in the longitudinal direction of the automobile toward the position, the push-pull ventilation passage is formed with the two door bodies 7a and 7b closed again. To do. At this time, when the automobile 10 placed at the painting position is viewed from the front-rear direction, the vent 10 and the vent 12 have at least the outer shape of the portion to be painted of the automobile w. The state is included in each of the twelve outer shape ranges. Further, the damper 22 and the damper 31 are opened, and the damper 33 is closed.

  Next, the air supply fan 17 and the exhaust fan 26 are put into operation. In this state, the outside air has a relatively large flow rate (for example, about 160 cubic meters per minute), the outside air filter 21, the damper 22, the air supply fan 17, the burner installation passage portion 18, the gas delivery duct 19, the upper air supply duct 15, and the gas. When the gas in the painting space 100a reaches the vent 12 when the gas is supplied to the painting space 100a via the horizontal passage 9, the vertical front gas passage 11, the gas passage 8 in the door, and the vent portion 10, the exhaust gas is exhausted. After passing through the vent portion 12 at a relatively large flow rate (for example, about 160 cubic meters per minute), it is discharged to the outside through the exhaust chamber portion 14, the exhaust fan 26, the damper 31, and the exhaust discharge upright cylinder 27. .

  When such an operation is continued for a relatively short period of time, gas flows backward from the vent 10 at a relatively large flow rate in the coating space 100a, while the gas thus flowed is the same as this. Since air flows out rearward from the vent portion 12 at a flow rate, the supply air flowing in from the vent portion 10 becomes a horizontal and uniform trapped airflow and goes backward in a state surrounding the entire area to be painted of the automobile w. Become fluid. The gas in the region where the uniform trapped air flow is generated is effectively stratified by the push-pull method.

  An operator enters the painting space 100a where the layered ventilation is performed and performs painting. At this time, harmful substances are emitted from the paint. However, the worker always places the emission source in the trapped air flow and prevents it from entering between the emission source and the vent portion 12. Specifically, the worker places the coating gun held in his / her hand in the captured airflow while being positioned outside the captured airflow range at the side in the painting space 100a, and directs the paint toward the portion to be painted of the automobile w. Either the spraying is performed, or the paint is sprayed from the coating gun by being positioned upstream of the captured airflow from the position of the coating gun held in the hand. When painting is performed in this way, all airflow at the boundary between the ventilation area by the trapped airflow and the area other than the ventilation area is exhausted through the vent portion 12. During painting, fine particles and volatile components of the paint float in the painting space 100a, but these are adsorbed and removed by the filter 12c.

  When the paint on the painted surface of the object to be coated w is dried after the completion of the solvent-based coating, the burner 25 is operated under the ventilation state with the same air supply and exhaust flow rate as described above, and the painting space The supply air that passes through the burner installation passage portion 18 is heated so that the temperature of the supply air in 100a is maintained at, for example, about 80 ° C. As a result, the paint on the painted surface is efficiently dried. After the drying is completed, the two door bodies 7a and 7b are opened again, and the automobile as the object to be coated w is moved and moved in a straight line in the longitudinal direction by the rotation of its own traveling wheel. Take out the outside.

  According to the above-described painting booth, painting can be performed in a hot and humid situation. In this case, for example, by opening the damper 33, the exhaust in the exhaust chamber 14 is caused to flow into the intake fan 17 at a flow rate of, for example, about 120 cubic meters per minute, and the opening degree of the damper 22 is reduced to supply outside air. For example, the suction force of the air fan 17 allows the gas to flow simultaneously at a flow rate of, for example, about 40 cubic meters per minute, and then these gases sent by the air supply fan are cooled and dehumidified by the cooler 23 and heated by the burner 25 every minute. The flow of about 160 cubic meters is made to flow into the painting space 100a, and on the other hand, the opening of the damper 31 is reduced to release the exhaust in the painting space 100a into the atmosphere at a flow rate of about 40 cubic meters per minute, for example.

  When painting an object w such as an automobile or a train in the painting booth of the above embodiment, the entire floor surface from the entire ceiling surface in the painting booth having the same shape and size as this embodiment. Compared to the case where the upward trapped airflow that flows at the same flow rate as in this embodiment is generated and the coating is performed, there are the following advantages.

  That is, in this embodiment, the cross-sectional area perpendicular to the direction of the captured airflow is reduced, and the flow rate of the supply air is sufficient by about one third. Therefore, the output of the electric motors 24 and 30 of the air supply fan 17 and the exhaust fan 26 can be reduced, the heating capacity of the burner 25 can be reduced, and the cross-sectional area of the gas passage for supply and exhaust can be made relatively small. Therefore, the facility cost is greatly reduced as compared with the case of generating the vertically captured airflow, and the energy consumed by the air supply fan 17, the exhaust fan 26, the burner 25, etc. is reduced to about one third. The

  Furthermore, it is no longer necessary to form an exhaust pit that generates a trapped airflow in the vertical direction on the floor 1, eliminating the construction costs and shortening the time required for building a paint booth, as well as existing It is not necessary to stop the operation of related equipment in our factory.

  In the above embodiment, the air supply is led from the upper duct 15 through the gas horizontal passage 9 and the vertical front gas passage 11 into the door gas passage 8. Instead, the vertical front gas passage 11 is used instead. The air side passage 9 and the in-door gas passage 8 are communicated with each other, the air supply is led from the duct 15 into the door, and then immediately flows downward to be introduced into the in-door gas passage 8. You may make it flow out of. At this time, a gas guide plate or the like is provided in the gas passage 8 in the door so that the gas flows out from the vent portion 10 evenly.

Next, the coating booth 100a according to this embodiment will be described in the case of performing aqueous coating.
As in the case of performing solvent-based coating, for example, the automobile w is stopped as the object to be coated w at the painting position on the floor surface 1 in the painting space 100a, and then the air supply fan 17 and the exhaust fan 6 are set in the operating state. Then, a horizontal trapped air flow is generated in the painting space 100a.

  On the other hand, the gas sucked by the air supply fan 17 is first cooled by the cooler 23 and then heated by the burner 25. Next, the gas treated in this way flows into the painting space 100a from the vent 10 at a rate of, for example, about 160 cubic meters per minute.

  At this time, the damper 33 is opened, and the exhaust in the painting space 100a flows into the gas introduction part 16 through the gas circulation control passage part 103 at a flow rate of about 140 cubic meters per minute, for example. Since the exhaust gas in the painting space 100a does not contain harmful volatile components such as those in organic solvents, a relatively large amount of gas that generates a trapped airflow in the painting space 100a is repeatedly introduced into the painting space 100a and circulated. There is no problem even if it is done. Further, the opening degree of the damper 22 is reduced, so that the outside air is sucked into the gas introduction part 16 from the outside air introduction path 20 at a relatively small flow rate (for example, about 10 to 20 cubic meters per minute). The opening of the damper 31 is also reduced, so that the exhaust in the exhaust chamber 14 is discharged into the atmosphere at a relatively small flow rate (for example, about 10 to 20 cubic meters per minute).

  When such an operation continues for a relatively short time and reaches a steady state, for example, when the temperature of the gas in the coating space 100a is 30 ° C., the gas cooling means 38 cools the gas to, for example, 15 ° C. Then, the moisture in the gas is removed, and then the gas heating means 39 is operated so as to heat the gas at 15 ° C. to, for example, 25 ° C. and reduce its humidity to, for example, about 40%. The situation is arbitrarily changed and adjusted by operating an adjustment member of the cooler 23 or the like. At this time, the outside air is continuously supplied into the painting space 100a at a relatively small flow rate (for example, about 10 to 20 cubic meters per minute), while ventilation is performed so that the same amount of exhaust is discharged into the atmosphere. Since the gas exchange in the system is performed, the energy required for adjusting the temperature and humidity by the cooler 23 is significantly less than when the gas exchange is performed at the same flow rate as the flow rate in the ventilation system.

  In addition, a large amount of fine particles of the paint floats in the painting space 100a during painting, but the fine particles are effectively removed by the filter 12c of the vent portion 12 and the like. The inside of 100a is maintained in a good working environment and is in a state where high quality painting can be performed.

  FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a second embodiment of the painting booth according to the present invention. In FIG. 6, 24 is a humidifying spray. For example, when the humidity of the gas falls below 20% by the burner 25, the humidifying spray 24 adjusts the humidity to maintain the dry quality. Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

  In the above embodiment, the air vent 10 provided on the open / close door is the air supply side and the air vent 12 is the exhaust side. However, the connection between the air supply unit 101 and the air unit 102 is reversed, and the air vent 12 is connected. May be the air supply side and the vent 10 may be the exhaust side. However, in this case, since exhaust containing mist flows through the inside of the door and the upper duct 15, it is necessary to be careful because it may accumulate on the way and hinder the opening and closing of the door.

It is a side view which shows the Example of the coating booth which concerns on this invention. It is a top view which shows the said painting booth. It is the front view which looked at the opening-and-closing door from the inside. It is the perspective view which looked at the opening / closing door from the inside. It is explanatory drawing which shows the 2nd Example of the coating booth which concerns on this invention. An example of the conventional painting booth is shown, A is a side view sectional view, and B is a plan view.

Explanation of symbols

w Objects to be painted (cars, trains)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Floor 2 Enclosure 4 1st opening-and-closing port 7a, 7b Door body 8 Ventilation box 10 Venting port part 12 Venting port part 100a Paint space

Claims (7)

In the painting booth that forms a push-pull ventilation passage that faces the vent part in the front and rear horizontal direction of the painting space surrounded by the zenith surface, floor surface and left and right surrounding walls, pumps gas between them and sucks them
A duct having a gas passage opening that guides gas on the zenith surface and opens from the top to the front on the front side of the coating space;
A pair of box-shaped doors that are opened and closed in a double-sided manner on both the left and right sides for carrying an object to be coated into the painting space, and are opened larger than the projected shape of the object to be coated, and the entire surface is filtered by a filter. Each of the doors has a covered ventilation hole on the painting space side, and when the door is closed, the gas passage opening is located at a position corresponding to the gas communication opening opened to the front side. Provided with a pair of door bodies each provided with an in-door gas passage communicating with the gas passage port portion and the one vent port portion,
The other vent portion larger than the projected shape of the object to be coated is opened on the opposite surface of the pair of doors across the coating space, and a filter is attached to the entire surface of the opening,
When the door body is closed, a push-pull ventilation passage that passes through the gas passage port portion, the gas passage port portion, the gas passage in the door, the one vent port portion, the painting space, and the other vent port portion. A painting booth characterized by forming. An air supply fan that pumps gas into the painting space is installed at the back side position of the other vent portion that is the same as the exhaust fan that exhausts, and the duct extends horizontally with the zenith surface facing the front side, The coating booth according to claim 1, wherein the gas from the air supply fan is guided to the gas communication port. The painting booth according to claim 2, wherein a path for introducing outside air and a path for exhaust gas flowing in from the exhaust fan are connected to the air supply fan. The coating booth according to claim 3, wherein when the gas sucked by the air supply fan is sent to the duct, the gas is cooled and then heated. In the door body, a gas passage in the door having the one vent hole portion and a gas lateral passage having the gas passage port portion on the upper side of the gas passage in the door are provided, and the gas passage in the door is provided. The painting booth according to claim 1, wherein the gas lateral passage is in direct communication with the painting booth. On the front side of the left and right surrounding walls, a gas passage port at a lateral position that abuts when the door body is closed, and a gas passage over the entire height range of the gas passage in the door below the gas passage port. A vertical front gas passage having a mouth portion is provided, and the gas passage in the door of the door body communicates the gas received at the gas passage port portion with the gas communication port portion of the vertical front gas passage. The painting booth according to claim 1, wherein the paint booth is taken in from a gas communication port portion of the longitudinally-facing front gas passage. In the painting booth that forms a push-pull ventilation passage that faces the vent part in the front and rear horizontal direction of the painting space surrounded by the zenith surface, floor surface and left and right surrounding walls, pumps gas between them and sucks them
A duct for guiding gas on the zenith surface, wherein the gas communication port portion forming the opening of the duct on the front side of the painting space has the periphery of the opening directed to the front side;
A pair of box-shaped door bodies that are opened and closed in a double-sided manner on both the left and right sides toward the front side of the painting space, and are opened to be larger than the projected shape of the object to be coated. A gas passage opening portion having a seal member around the opening corresponding to the opening periphery of the gas passage opening portion having a mouth portion on the painting space side of each door body and facing the front side when the door body is closed. A pair of door bodies each provided with a gas passage in the door that communicates with the gas passage opening and the one vent opening;
The other vent portion larger than the projected shape of the object to be coated is opened on the opposite surface of the pair of doors across the coating space, and a filter is attached to the entire surface of the opening,
When the door body is closed, a push-pull ventilation passage that passes through the gas passage port portion, the gas passage port portion, the gas passage in the door, the one vent port portion, the painting space, and the other vent port portion. A painting booth characterized by forming.